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A day in the life of a Showjumper!

Writer's picture: What It TakesWhat It Takes

International Showjumper Harry Bateman gives us an insight to his daily routines.

"I usually wake at 6am most days, and get outside to the horses by 6:30 to feed them their breakfast and hay. My groom and I start to muck the horses out at 7am, before I start riding for 8am.

I ride around 7 horses a day at home, and some days I visit other stables to ride other horses for their owners. It is hard work but feeling that the horses you are riding are improving is so rewarding!

Usually I finish up the yard by 5pm for the night, and after this I go to the gym to work out for a few hours. A social life hard to achieve, but with stay-away competitions we are able to socialise with friends in the evenings after competing"




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